Economic Calculations (Money Multiplier)
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Enter non-negative values for the cash-to-deposit ratio and the payment reserve ratio.
In most cases, for economics problems, these values are greater than 0 and less than 1.
Assume that you cannot enter 0.
If the cash-to-deposit ratio plus the payment reserve ratio equals 0, no calculation will be performed, and no output will be generated.
Enter non-negative values for “High-Powered Money.”
If any input values are outside the specified limits, no processing will be performed and no output will be generated.
In most cases, for economics problems, these values are greater than 0 and less than 1.
Assume that you cannot enter 0.
If the cash-to-deposit ratio plus the payment reserve ratio equals 0, no calculation will be performed, and no output will be generated.
Enter non-negative values for “High-Powered Money.”
If any input values are outside the specified limits, no processing will be performed and no output will be generated.
| m | Money multiplier, credit multiplier |
| Money Supply | Money Supply |
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Set to 10 digits.
Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
Set to 10 digits.
Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
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Here, it is calculated based on the cash-to-deposit ratio and the reserve requirement ratio.
If hyperpowered money is specified in the problem,
entering that value will also calculate the money supply.